AC Milan: Benitez for the bench? Inter: Paulinho always closer
As reported by the Corriere dello Sport, after the Champions League game tied last night against Anderlecht, AC Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri has declared to be calm and to be just looking forward to the next Serie A game against Udinese, but, according to La Repubblica, the Lombard club’s honorary president and main shareholder Silvio Berlusconi is henceforth tired of the 45 year old, and, as sublined by La Gazzetta dello Sport, winning in Udine will be the last chance for the young coach to remain at Milan; in case of a negative result, Allegri could be replaced by his assistant Mauro Tassotti, even if, according to Il Secolo XIX, the rossoneri are also thinking about former Inter and Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez.
Igor Sechin, president of Russian oil and gas giant Rosneft has officially confirmed to have met Italian oil company Saras’CEO Massimo Moratti –also president of Inter Milan- to start a cooperation. The nerazzurri, who have already started a patnership with some Chinese investors, seem then always more solid from a financial point of view, and it’s probably not just a coincidence that Globoesporte has substained that, despite a new contract signed and Corinthians’attempt to buy 50% of the player’s ownership, 24 year old midfielder Paulinho will finally move to the Lombard club in the next transfer window.
